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Newest Review: ... I have to admit to being a little disappointed. Unlike Russian dolls the Hide Inside Teletubbies do not fit together securely, as soon as you go to lift one of them the bottom falls off, I know small children are not very strong but it is a real pain putting them all together to lift them up and the whole lot falls apart. The weighting of Po is a good idea and I did think this would cause the ... more More Tomy baby toys
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by belglen - written on 27/10/08 (Very useful, 189 readings)
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My youngest child recently had his first birthday. As I have 2 older children my home is filled with various toys for all different ages, so we were determined not to spend too much money on a present or presents. However as it was his special day we did want to mark the occasion and decided to buy him 2 smallish presents, one of these was the Tomy Hide Inside Teletubbies. I am sure most people, especially those with children, will have come across the Teletubbies at some stage, so I won't go into much detail on the Teletubbies themselves. Suffice to say they are characters from a BBC preschool programme aimed at the under 3s. The toy in question is suitable ...
by barbie84 - written on 03/07/08 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Wholst looking for something for my little niece last christmas we spottted these teletubbies in woolworths priced just short of £8, as she was already a big fan of the teletubbies i thought these would be a nice little present to add to her collection. Each teletubbie is made out of a smooth shiny plastic, although this will stop a young child scratching them selves on the toy it also makes them more difficult to grip and my niece did struggle to start with with holding them, especially the larger two. The square on the teletubbies tummy is made out of a different type of material and has a rubbery feel to it, the feet part of each teletubby has a ...
by i_am_joy - written on 02/07/08 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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When I bought my granddaughters Teletubbies phone I also got her a set of Hide-Inside Teletubbies because she adores the Tubbies and I thought this would be a good toy to buy her as a change from the cuddly Tubbies she already has. Hide-Inside Teletubbies are a modern version of Russian dolls with each Teletubby fitting inside the larger one from little Po all the way up to Tinky Winky. The Tubbies are made of a thick durable plastic and there are no sharp edges or small pieces so children of any age can safely play with them, the recommended age is 6 months plus and I think this is perfect even though my granddaughter was already one year by the time I bought ...





